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Computers: Parallel_Computing
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Computers: Programming_Languages
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| Description |
The IPDPS PhD Forum focuses on current graduate students working toward a PhD in broadly defined areas related to parallel and distributed processing. The Forum offers them an opportunity to present a research poster describing their ongoing dissertation to the entire IPDPS conference audience and to discuss their research with experts in academia and industry during the conference and to make useful contacts regarding future applications of their work. Moreover, the authors may describe their dissertation proposal and preliminary results in a short paper, which will be published with the proceedings of the IPDPS Workshops. These papers will be available through the IEEE Computer Society Digital Library.
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| Additional Information |
To apply for the IPDPS 2010 PhD Forum, students must submit a summary of their PhD research or dissertation proposal prior to December 14, 2009 (firm deadline). Each submission will have a PhD student as the sole author or as the primary author with his/her thesis advisor(s) as secondary author(s). Submissions should not exceed 4 pages.
Applicant students must be officially enrolled in a PhD Program at the time of submission. Each submission MUST be backed by a specific endorsement of the official PhD advisor(s), which may be in addition to the four-page research description.
The submission should contain the following information:
* Title, author, advisor(s), number of years in PhD program;
* Description of the problem, of the proposed approach, and of the research methodology adopted;
* Significance of the research;
* Related work and their shortcomings; and
* Results obtained so far and remaining objectives and challenges.
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